Community IPM Program
Our one-of-a-kind Community Program ensures that all of New York’s 20 million residents find safe and effective ways to manage the pests that infest our schools, damage our landscapes, contaminate our food and living spaces, and pose risks to human health.
What's Bugging You?
A guide to help you learn to identify, understand and safely manage the critters found in and around your home, garden, school, places of work and worship.
Public Health
Don't Get Ticked NY
Ticks and tick-borne diseases have become a significant public health issue in New York, with different tick species and diseases currently present and spreading within the state and region.
Water Quality
Our Land Our Water
Measurable levels of lawn chemicals are consistently found in Long Island’s municipal wells. Although much of Long Island’s drinking water is filtered, it can cost millions of taxpayer dollars to remove chemicals and deliver clean safe water.
We can protect our water by adopting better landscaping techniques.
Publications
NYSIPM Community Related Publications collected by subject.
Structural pests
Pests in homes and other buildings
Structural IPM Publications
Our structural IPM publications available for download from the Cornell University Library's eCommons service filtered by subject.
Landscape IPM
Lawns, yards, gardens, parks and golf courses
This ebook was made possible through a NYSIPM grants program Community IPM award to Lori Brewer in the Cornell Garden-Based Learning Program, Horticulture Section, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University.
IPM for Your Home and Garden: Solutions to Pest Problems in the Northeastern US
Landscape IPM publications
Our landscape IPM publications available for download from the Cornell University Library's eCommons service filtered by subject.